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China to provide finance for Fao refinery
DMEA: Fao funding and Jask loading
AfrOil: Abuja reportedly seeking new funding for AKK pipeline
Nigeria’s federal government is said to be looking for a new source of funding so that NNPC can continue work on the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) natural gas pipeline project.
Iran to begin crude loading at Jask
Abuja reportedly seeking $1bn in new funding for AKK pipeline
Nigeria’s federal government is looking for a new source of funding so that Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC) can continue work on the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) natural gas pipeline project.
Cartel compromise: OPEC+ members reach agreement
Fire breaks out at Amir Kabir refinery in Iran
PIB already drawing criticism
Following the passage of a new law governing the oil and gas sector, Nigeria’s government is beset by critics.
Eni discusses green, blue hydrogen production in North Africa
Representatives of Italy’s Eni met with Egyptian and Algerian officials last week to discuss the prospects for green and blue hydrogen production.
EACOP, TPDC, Tanzanian government sign agreement on compensation for landowners
The EACOP consortium has signed its first tri-partite land compensation agreement with residents of areas along the pipeline’s designated path.
TotalEnergies Nigeria urges Abuja to invest in gas transport options
A representative of France’s TotalEnergies has urged Nigeria’s government to explore multiple options for the transportation of natural gas.
First LNG cargo arrives at Al-Zour
Iraq continues refinery awards with Fao deal
QP strikes yet more LNG supply deals
State-owned Qatar Petroleum struck two more long-term supply deals over the past week.
Bentiu refinery ramps up to capacity
DMEA: African refining progress
Turkey ‘reverses ban on PE based recycled plastic imports’
Attempts by Turkish plastics recyclers to show economic damage caused by barring waste imports from UK and other nations appear to have won out over environmental considerations.
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